Garden Web members of course! I'm a huge fan of Sarah Richardson. Wish I could put fabrics together like she does. :) Also like watching Fixer Upper. I'll have to check the Good Witch. Not familiar with that.

Oh, Sarah Richardson is a good choice! She has some wonderful spaces :)

Shelter mags have been a guilty pleasure, but lately - say past 5 yrs. - they seem to feature either extremes or bland same-same, in terms of style, as opposed to well thought out accessible designs for real life homes.

I also look forward to local showhouse tours for inspiration. Because the architecture, furnishings and landscaping is mostly tailored for my locale, it's easier to incorporate ideas that work for my own home.

GW kitchens/home decorating forums have helped a lot since we built one home and remodeled another. Funny thing - recently I was trying to find a kitchen from last year for someone with a cabinet color question. When I saw it again I realized I'd chosen similar counter stools for my new kitchen and had placed one at the end of my cab run with 2 framed pieces of art above it - just as had been done in that kitchen.

While I've often picked up on a detail or storage idea and thought "I should do that", in this case it was not something I'd consciously noted. This tells me that even subliminally, I'm getting ideas from these forums.

Mike- I love English Home! And Hot in Cleveland...I haven't seen The Fosters.

Amck- That's too funny. Isn't it great how much we pick up on the forums? :)

My big inspiration was a kitchen, and another whole house, in a BH&G mag from 2008. My kitchen didn't end up looking much like it, (it had avocado -ish cabinets and blue glass tile, I think) but it was fab and somehow it sent me off in the right direction.

Martha Stewart Living mag is another source for me -- I just resonate with her style (and love the craft ideas)

This forum, of course. I never looked at Houzz much, found very little that I could relate to for some reason.

I had no intention of renovating my kitchen but had a kitchen Pinboard in Pinterest anyway. When a pipe burst and I suddenly had to do a gut remodel I turned to that board. It really helped me see that I did have a style. That the vast majority of the kitchen I had pinned were similar to each other. That I kept pinning certain details over and over. It was enormously helpful and made it much easier to get the process rolling.

I'm an avid pinner on Pinterest, too. Often, I'll either do a google image search or a Pinterest search for a certain style, paint color, cabinet color, etc, and then pin away, choosing images that have an element that works for my eye. There are local shops that have fun furniture and cabinets in our area that I liked to go into and look around. I have to be careful, because there is one shop where I can get so inspired that I will have a hard time sleeping at night, LOL. Shelter magazines are good, but to keep costs down, I don't buy very many of them. Instead, I will peruse them while in the grocery store or the local farm store, which has a nice selection. It takes me for-e-ver to get groceries on those days! GW is full of fantastic inspiration, of course.

I like This Old House magazine. Even though I don't have an old house and the magazine itself is not really all that geared towards old house stuff, I like the decorating style in their pictures. I used Houzz quite a bit when we built our house. Not so much for the design and decorating of entire rooms but for specific elements if that makes any sense.

When we built our house 6 years ago, it was all magazines and shows like Bang for your Buck on HGTV. Now we are building again and it is Pinterest, Houzz and Garden Web. Amazing how much things have changed in the last few years!